I'll just add to the chorus: you should sell all your investments and pay off your CC debt. Don't fool yourself thinking that you can sustain 26% post-tax returns, not even Wall Street pros can claim that.
Maybe you were able to double your money over the past 3 years with some risky bets, but you likely won't keep it up. It's like going to a casino and betting on black, winning, and then thinking that you should just keep doing it.
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I'll just add to the chorus: you should sell all your investments and pay off your CC debt. Don't fool yourself thinking that you can sustain 26% post-tax returns, not even Wall Street pros can claim that. Maybe you were able to double your money over the past 3 years with some risky bets, but you likely won't keep it up. It's like going to a casino and betting on black, winning, and then thinking that you should just keep doing it.